yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Rezound] highdro:
That's weird man. I've played some pretty graphic intensive games and they run fine so I don't think it's strictly a jellybean issue because if it was they would lag for me as well. I first noticed it on beanstalk and liquid when I would play pba challenge. When I would slide the ball from side to side it would lag horribly. It doesn't do it on any other rom though.
[HTC Rezound] scy1192:
There are already some pretty good tracing tools available for 4.2. It's capable of showing the msecs it takes to execute code down to the method. It comes with the Android SDK and works through ADB.
[HTC Rezound] Chucktr:
ReZound Specific??

Hi there,

May we be so bold as to ask "What makes this code so specific to the ReZound??" And is there a pointer in that direction??

We would like to build a Rom of our own... based on this one of course and with due credit. Just would like the capabilities.

Thanks,

Chuck
[HTC Rezound] dxdiag32:
hi dude,i'm facing this problem too.how did you fix it?
[HTC Rezound] cristianpark:
I don't understand very good your question, do you mean Cyanogenmod specific to the Rezound? Cyanogenmod runs on several devices (almost every popular device)

To build CM for Rezound, you can follow this guide [1] (with Flyhalf Git URL)

[1] http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1920107
[HTC Rezound] lushka16:
I'm having a lot of problems with my Rezound. Force closes, random reboots, random extreme lag...

I changed from one of Neo's ROMs to this one, and for the first day or 2 everything was generally smooth. Now the phone is almost unusable, I can barely answer calls or use programs. I must have something strange going on, but I have no idea where to even begin to diagnose it. Any thoughts?
[HTC Rezound] cristianpark:
What is the minium CPU frequency? Everyone says that 384 MHz are the safest bet. I was experiencing some lag too but with 384 MHz almost everything runs smooth
[HTC Rezound] lushka16:
I'm at 192, but I'll put it up to 384.

Also, I did just notice that the profile I set up (similar to the one that was suggested in the OP) wasn't loaded... do I need to set up a profile to auto-load at start?
[HTC Rezound] Chucktr:
Well, there must be something specific to each ROM or they wouldn't be being built for each phone. If it worked on all then we would be able to jump over the the CM10 site and just load up. The must be 'some' code that is in hiding somewhere that is specific to the ReZound. Like the various drivers that we have on our PC's to run Windows or Linux. It would be some hardware drivers somewhere unless these little machines don't need them.?.?

I have looked at the site that you have referenced as I have been searching. The answer I am looking for is not there -or- it is in a way that I can't find it. I'm getting old and trying to find things in a hurry so's I can accomplish something before I croak. You all are a bunch of good guys, and gals, sharing all this -but- I would like to create one of my own ... and understand what I am doing. That last part may be a tremendous feat!!

I have worked in Computers and Electronics for over --- well for a long time. Just can't believe that these little devices are giving me such a time. I understand --- but I don't.

Ok, 'nuf babbling ... and thanks for your reply,

Chuck
[HTC Rezound] acejavelin:
Although this seems to vary some from handset to handset, on most Rezound 192MHz causes issues, kind of like a magic bad number... Bump it up to 384MHz and it should help significantly. This is with most Rezound ROMs and kernels, including Neo's.

Sent from my Infected Rezound
[HTC Rezound] cloakzore:
You've got the right idea. CyanogenMod is a modified stock Android version and is analogous to a Linux variant for a desktop operating system. What makes this specific to the Rezound is the drivers. The Rezound (like every smartphone) has a particular chip for its cellular radios, Bluetooth stack, camera, etc. Getting these drivers to work with an Android variant like CyanogenMod is what makes these builds specific to this phone.
[HTC Rezound] DevenStonow:
Is there a way to get a NAVbar in this ROM?
[HTC Rezound] Dorkfish22:
I'm running 7/30 with the 384 minimum mhz. I will have to admit that everything seems to run smoother since changing ti 384, but I still can't get the display to come on when on a phone call. I will say though at 384 I can hit the power button and tap where the hang up button would be and it will hang up, but the display never actually comes on. Any ideas?

-Fish
[HTC Rezound] Flyhalf205:
Try checking this thread out... http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1904974
[HTC Rezound] Dorkfish22:
Very cool, but no dice. In the app, it just says NEAR. I'll read through and see if there is something else in combination I can mess with.
[HTC Rezound] Chucktr:
Where Drivers??

So where do I find these drivers??

Thanks,

Chuck
[HTC Rezound] acejavelin:
If you have changed all the settings and tried everything in the thread and it always says NEAR, then you have a defective proximity sensor... software can't fix broken hardware.
[HTC Rezound] DCnovicky:
Did you try to bump up the low threshold?
[HTC Rezound] mjones73:
It should work, make a back up first and wipe cache...

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Haven't seen that, my internal got corrupted, had to RUU my phone to get it back.
[HTC Rezound] mikemullin6:
photosphere not working

dirty flashed over 1/31 version and all seemed to be working fine. wifi tethering launched with no errors in log which is new (not using ad-hoc settings).

saw that camera did not have photosphere included so flashed someone's (from either Wolf's or Neo's thread) 4.2 photosphere/camera zip and photosphere showed up in camera but gave "gallery stopped" error when attempting to start.

ROM is very sweet but would really like to have photosphere working. any ideas anyone?
[HTC Rezound] jtwebfusion:
You have to flash a photosphere camera zip that also contains the missing libs. What I don't understand is why isn't it baked into the 4.2 gapps zip???
[HTC Rezound] wildstang83:
Re: [ROM][JB-4.2.1][CDMA] Pure CM10.1 KANG for HTC Rezound [2-5-13]

It is. It just doesn't support the rezound hence needing a special flashable with good libs.
[HTC Rezound] scy1192:
Has anyone been having issues with the proximity sensor? Chad's calibrator app shows "FAR" no matter what I change. I *hope* it's just a bug and my phone isn't failing after less than a year.
[HTC Rezound] jtwebfusion:
Thanks for clarifying that. :)
[HTC Rezound] mjones73:
No, try blowing it out with air..
[HTC Rezound] scy1192:
how do I blow out my proximity sensor?

also, I can see the little light is on when in complete darkness so it's not totally borked
[HTC Rezound] wildstang83:
Make a kissy face in the direction of your phone's screen, and blow :p
[HTC Rezound] pkopalek:
So I used CyanogenMod for years. Years.

I've been away for a year, and now I'm coming back. This ROM works amazing. Thank you for it.

But.... when did CyanogenMod remove the ability to take away App Permissions in the App Management area?

Or if they didn't, does anyone know where this can be done? I'm extremely disappointed if this has disappeared.
[HTC Rezound] jtwebfusion:
Re: [ROM][JB-4.2.1][CDMA] Pure CM10.1 KANG for HTC Rezound [2-5-13]

There is root access in developer options. Each app lists it's permissions at the bottom of its app info screen.
[HTC Rezound] scy1192:
but... there's glass in the way...
[HTC Rezound] iHateWebOS:
Re: [ROM][JB-4.2.1][CDMA] Pure CM10.1 KANG for HTC Rezound [2-5-13]

Hey you test a kernel for me, specifically HD video playback. I think I've improved it drastically.
[HTC Rezound] drt054:
Re: [ROM][JB-4.2.1][CDMA] Pure CM10.1 KANG for HTC Rezound [2-5-13]

If no reply, I can test for you.. I went back to CM9 but have a backup ready to go. Video, tethering, and RIL signal strength are why I flashed back.
[HTC Rezound] mjones73:
FYI - Tethering is fixed for now, the signal strength actually reports correct on CM10.1 also.

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I can give it a test too if you want, shoot me a PM.
[HTC Rezound] pkopalek:
Are you implying that tethering is indeed working in infrastructure mode?

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Just FYI, this is from the development thread, to make the change work by editing build.prop:
[HTC Rezound] mjones73:
Chad added a commit from CM10 to fix tethering I believe, it is supposed to be working now.
[HTC Rezound] jtwebfusion:
"Add prebuilt hostapd. This fixes tethering until the source is fixed" is what is listed in Chad's repo from 4 days ago...
[HTC Rezound] RebelShadow:
I can tell everyone that the hotspot/tether is in fact working. Just used it most of the day yesterday afternoon. The latest PDAnet+ with FoxFi is also working if anyone uses that.
[HTC Rezound] mikemullin6:
wifi tethering

Can someone post their wifi tethering settings, in detail, so others may try?
[HTC Rezound] Jonman409:
Technically all of the drivers are in the kernel. The device specific repositories are on flyhalfs github.
[HTC Rezound] TheBr0ken:
You have to edit your build.prop, add this line to get your navbar

qemu.hw.mainkeys=0

Then reboot
[HTC Rezound] cloakzore:
It depends. Some of the stuff you can get from the kernel source code (since Android is based on the Linux kernel, every phone has to release the source code for the kernel they use). Otherwise we have to rely on the chip makers to release binary blobs to be used. Sometimes folks working on the CyanogenMod project will write their own drivers. Basically Android the operating system is all open source, but the firmware for all the individual components of the smartphone may be open or closed source. But this thread probably isn't the best place to get this kind of information, you might want to try some more general research about how Android works and how companies like Qualcomm (who make a lot of the chips and radio parts) release their drivers and code and how this all interacts.

The CyanogenMod wiki at http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Main_Page has a lot of information, from basics about CyanogenMod to building CyanogenMod for different devices and more.
[HTC Rezound] Chucktr:
To Jonman409 and cloakzore,

Thanks. I had been searching -but- evidently didn't use the right words or terms. I didn't find either of those sites -but- at first grins, they look like the information that I desire.

Thanks,

Chuck
[HTC Rezound] Dorkfish22:
Agreed, crappy part is this is my second replacement device from asurian (Verizon insurance). I probably would have better luck buying a used Rezound off eBay!

I'm going to try and go back to the ota ROM and see if by any weirdness it starts working again. If it does than it has to be some combination of crap that i did in the rom. Not sure how that is possible though.

-Fish
[HTC Rezound] Talguy:
Question

: Does anyone know if the Rezound or CM supports Mirrorlink? Is it purely software based or does it need hardware also. I wanna upgrade my car's headunit and would love a mirrorlink headunit as I only use my phone for everything in my car by tethering it via BT.
[HTC Rezound] Jonman409:
It doesn't. It seems to use standard protocols like vnc, so I'd expect that functionality from a third party app.
[HTC Rezound] DevenStonow:
The OP says there's a working OTA system-how do we do this best?
[HTC Rezound] Dorkfish22:
It is using CMUpdater which can be found in the "about phone" in the system settings.
[HTC Rezound] Flyhalf205:
CMUpdater seems to be broken at the moment. I not sure why. It isn't working for me..
[HTC Rezound] 4GivenByChrist:
Checking out Snuzzo's mirror and I see the August 7th build but also an Aug 7th dlx build in another folder. Any difference in them?
[HTC Rezound] Flyhalf205:
dlx aka HTC DNA
[HTC Rezound] Dorkfish22:
Just in case anyone is following this issue, I installed the stock Global OTA Rooted ROM and it does the same thing. The only nice thing is that when I hit the power button the display actually appears for a couple of seconds. Whereas with CM is just stays blank.

Really sucks... I don't want to call Asurion again to see if they will give me another new phone!

-Fish
[HTC Rezound] Jonman409:
Did users report this issue on GingerBread?

Maybe a regression with the kernel driver?
[HTC Rezound] acejavelin:
Why not... I went through three in a row once that were bad, one overheated really bad, one had a bad proximity sensor, and then I finally got a new, sealed in the box, one. Just make sure to reiterate you point that you must have a reliable phone and need something that will work, and that you paid your insurance you deserve a good, functional device. If nothing else, if you are sick of the Rezound, try to get a SGS3, I have heard of people getting one if they have enough problems in a row from Asurion.

You are paying for a service, you should get you pay for... you shouldn't feel bad about pressing that issue even if it takes 10 times!
[HTC Rezound] Flyhalf205:
If anyone downloaded today's build after 5:00pm central. Lots of device chages.

Made 1 more Proximity sensor value in the init.vigor.rc in the boot.img(safe to flash any kernel)

Upped some GPU and clocks. Made benchmarks go up :)

Making our git tree more like CM. So I "corrected" our vold managed partitions. We have sdcard and external_sd. No more emmc and sdcard.

The vibrate settings doesn't crash anymore but the values when setting the strength aren't sticking in the ROM. I may have to revert. So don't think your vibrator is going bad when you flash 8/7
[HTC Rezound] HowardZ:
I installed today's build this morning and all it did was bootloop and bootloop. Thank goodness for nandroid backups.

I suggest that you do not overclock or undervolt by default. Just because it works on your phone doesn't mean it will work on someone else's. Let the individual overclock and undervolt, but don't start the rom that way by default.

By contrast, there are three people making three different CM10.2 nightlies for the Samsung S4. Then there are two custom kernels for CM10.2 to choose from. And every morning I flash the new nightly and it always works fine..... Amazing experience.
[HTC Rezound] Flyhalf205:
Howard. This isn't the first time you started complaining in this thread.. This ROM is not overvolt or undervolt or even underclock or overclocked by default. Next time if you want to look at my kernel source to make sure before posting.

Here you go. https://github.com/Flyhalf205/vigor_aosp_kernel/blob/cm-10.2/arch/arm/configs/vigor_aosp_defconfig Line 418-420.

https://github.com/Flyhalf205/vigor_aosp_kernel/blob/cm-10.2/arch/arm/mach-msm/acpuclock-8x60.c Line 227
[HTC Rezound] 4GivenByChrist:
So let's complain about a non existent default setting then compare the amazing work our Rezound developers have done on CM10.x with no JB release to work from to the S4 which has 4.3 officially dropping.... Unbelievable!
[HTC Rezound] madjomack:
Running great no boot loops here

Great Rom.
[HTC Rezound] bacon612:
Went from 10.12 to this. Good to go. Thanks flybroski
[HTC Rezound] V0latyle:
Does anyone forsee any changes in development due to Jean-Baptiste Quéru quitting?
[HTC Rezound] Neo:
Ya can't keep a good dog down ;) Sure AOSP will feel the stress from him leaving but there are many out there continuing the AOSP project so I believe it'll be ok.
[HTC Rezound] tigerxchaos:
I landed an SGS3 from Verizon after two replacement Rezounds they sent me in a row had improperly glued-down screens (they were lifting up out of the phone body along the top edge and could be pushed back down by hand, but would repeatedly lift back up). I went through their warranty replacement rather than Asurion, but it just goes to show you that if you get someone who cares about your issue, you can generally get something done. I will miss my Rezound, but my GF still has one so I'll still be around from time to time.

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Howard, the Galaxy S4 is a dramatically more popular phone than the Rezound. It stands to reason that more people would be able to work on it.

Flyhalf is working his ass off, *for free*, to provide the Rezound community with a variant of a ROM that the original developers never intended to be developed for this phone. AOSP, AOKP, CM10... None of these were ever supposed to be available for the Rezound. Flyhalf and other devs are doing what they can to continue the work Chad started when he found out how to port AOSP to this phone.

Yes, it is frustrating when a build doesn't work right on your phone, especially when you see other people's working fine. But don't ever forget that this is the bed you make for yourself by sticking with the Rezound. Flyhalf is doing the best he can to bring a great ROM to the phone, and you do him a disservice by comparing Rezound development to development for a phone that was orders of magnitude more successful than ours. If you have a problem, report it here, nandroid back to a prior build that worked better, and wait for something to be fixed. Or, use your GS4 exclusively. Or... just go back to stock if you want something completely reliable.
[HTC Rezound] _litz:
I see there were more graphics tweaks checked into github on the 7th ... do these address the maps glitching?
[HTC Rezound] DCnovicky:
has anyone got the update to google play services yet and gotten android device manager successfully working? or tried the manual update from AndroidPo?
[HTC Rezound] acejavelin:
I can't speak to CM as I am on Infection now, but infection works out of the box, no update or change needed.

Sent from my Infected Rezound
[HTC Rezound] a.mcdear:
Mine just works and I did nothing on my phone.
[HTC Rezound] manchucka:
Now that the mount points have changed from EMMC and SDCARD to sdcard0 and sdcard1, respectively, some apps are not finding their data. Is there a simple way to reassign the paths such that all apps understand the changes?

Thanks in advance.

Sent from my mind using magic
[HTC Rezound] Flyhalf205:
Copy your data folders from external_sd to sdcard. With this being done. The internal sdcard should have faster read/write times than a physical sdcard. Should improve just a little on that also.. This is how newer devices are setting up their hones. Example is the HTC fireball.
[HTC Rezound] superblitz:
stable build?

Is there a stable build for the resound?
[HTC Rezound] jagrave:
He doesn't have to announce changes to HIS ROM ahead of time. And even if he didn't have time to announce it its not a big deal. If anyone doesn't like what he does or how he does it, that person has the option to not run his ROM or any variants of it.
[HTC Rezound] Neo:
He doesn't have to announce anything quite actually. Any changes to the AOSP tree for the device is his prerogative as he is the maintainer now.

You can always revert the committed change and build the rom yourself if you don't like it :D
[HTC Rezound] manchucka:
Thanks. Werx

? ?
[HTC Rezound] DevenStonow:
I don't know if it's related to this ROM or anything, but I'm unable to take videos using Snapchat. When I try to take a video, it just takes a picture of when the button was pressed. I'm using Keepchat and Snapshare Xposed modules if that has an impact at all
[HTC Rezound] Flyhalf205:
Working fine here. Sure your holding down the button long enough?
[HTC Rezound] DevenStonow:
Definitely. The video starts recording(the button being circled by red) but never shows up.
[HTC Rezound] Flyhalf205:
It gives me problems a lot. Even on sense ROMs. So erase data and try again.
[HTC Rezound] DevenStonow:
Clearing the data of the app, the problem still persists
[HTC Rezound] _litz:
Hmmmmpf ... figured I'd give the new update a try w/the new maps.

Nogo, and it's worse that it ever was before ... screen flashes, screen tears, horrible.

Back to version 6.

The rom itself, however, is yet again even more smooth as silk than previous.

Now all we need is for 10.2 to compile (I can't get past errors in audio code, where there's a function calling another with an int32 parameter that isn't defined as int32 ... which in code-speak = bad juju ...)
[HTC Rezound] DCnovicky:
It's working now, wasn't when I originally posted, thx for replying :)
[HTC Rezound] bacon612:
Couple ?'s on this....

1) does this mean that from here on in all phone data (app data, media etc) will be written to the internal memory?

2)if so, what is the best way to do this copy? I cant see those folders listed above in USB mass storage mode but can using ES file explorer.

I suppose my only issue with this is loosing data if the phone dies. It seems to me that its more likely that a quality microSD card will be more likely to be able to be read from in the event of a catastrophic phone death.

Plus? added read and write speeds from internal memory

Minus? more likely to loose data

Thoughts anyone?

I think the fact that it is one of the few great devices out there that still has an sd slot is one of the main reasons that I continue to use my rezound.

Once again. Thanks Fly for all that you do for us. Never mean to step on anyone's toes here. Just voicing questions and concerns.
[HTC Rezound] Flyhalf205:
[MENTION=4429707]bacon612[/MENTION]

It's been a while since anyone has asked such a great question in this thread haha

1. Yes

2. Best might be using ES EXplorer. Some of the files if viewed in Windows are probably hidden. So you would need to enable hidden folders.

Just don't expect your phone to have a catastrophic death and you'll be fine :good:

Have you seen the Butterfly S. I wish Verizon had it. Basically the DNA with a sdcard slot.
[HTC Rezound] bacon612:
Yes, I have seen it and i like it. I would however prefer the verizon ONE to have an sd slot tho.

Thanks for the reply, I am awaiting 128 gig microsd cards as I am running short on internal and external storage. 64 wont cut it anymore. Either that or I have to go through the painstaking game of, "what mp3s can I live without". Once I find some internal storage, ill make the move.
[HTC Rezound] AtomicFizzle:
I used the android tuner file explorer to copy the files over. I didn't move all of the files because there were a few that I didn't care about / knew that the app would rebuild them. It still took a while and the phone rebooted a few times but I think I am all set now. If you didn't want to mess with that, TiBu would work, right? Maybe a factory wipe and then restore apps? I am holding out on my next full wipe/reload for 10.2. ;)
[HTC Rezound] Sheldor1967:
The One with an SD slot would rock!

Why not use Play Music? I have 7000 songs in the cloud and love it. Of course I still have unlimited data, and that helps!
[HTC Rezound] mjones73:
I'll second that if you have unlimited data. Subsonic is another option.
[HTC Rezound] bacon612:
I spend a fair amount of my summer time decompressing in the woods and lakes where cell coverage ceases to exist accompanied by my Bose sound dock. I would always rather be self sufficient on my music storage and not have to carry another music player. Its a pretty simple thing, actually. You should see how long the rezound lasts in airplane mode while Bluetooth streaming audio. Call me disco but its how I roll...
[HTC Rezound] scy1192:
edit vold.fstab located in /system/etc

change sdcard1 to sdcard0, and change sdcard0 to sdcard1. Save and reboot. Will need to be done on every ROM flash unless he decides to change it back.
[HTC Rezound] AtomicFizzle:
Or you could just move your stuff one time?
[HTC Rezound] gleggie:
Howard... I get it, you gotta do a bit more reading and experimentation on the Rez , but you have to do that with all ROMs . Just think of it this way... I was pretty new to rooting and flashing. I came to the Rez. and everyone was so friendly and helpful. These good habits make everything feel easy, but in the end it's the Rez. Developers that deserve the credit. They developed these fantastic ROMs for a device that only had potential. They extended that potential to its fullest and made it the awesome device that it is
[HTC Rezound] rodman_den:
question?

this ROM worked with OTG :eek:???